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Delivering the Configured Network

Channel Switch application for each node. If you create a second data path for the Fibre Channel Switch interfaces, the previously configured data path will be deleted.

•The options selectable from this dialog box are limited by the license key for the node. If the license key does not provide support for the Fail Over and Load Balancing network routing types, only the Dedicated Circuit network routing type is selectable, and all other options on this dialog are grayed out.

•If you want to change the Network Routing Type after you have created the data paths, double-click the F/C interface on the Network Map. Click the Network button at the bottom of the F/C interface dialog box (FCSW10_2 - Node10) and select the Network Routing Type. You do not need to create the data paths again to change the Network Routing Type.

•If you have not entered the licensing information for each node in the circuit using the License Wizard, only the Dedicated Circuit network routing type is selectable from this dialog box.

12.Proceed to the “Delivering the Configured Network” section in this chapter.

Delivering the Configured Network

Now that you have configured a sample network, or if you made changes to the configuration parameters, you must deliver the configuration information for each node defined on the active network map to the actual nodes.

The configuration information can be delivered in two different ways, File>Deliver Network or File>Delivery Wizard.

The configurations can be delivered via the Maintenance Port IP or the PPP Port IP. If you do not have direct IP connectivity, use the PPP option. See “Setting the Delivery Properties” below.

NOTE: If you used the “Manual Configuration of the Initial IP Settings” procedure in Appendix H, complete the “Update UltraNet ConfigManager with the Manual Configurations” procedure before delivering the configured network.

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